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A SAD SHIPWRECK,
In WHICH EIGHT PERSONS LOSE
THEIR LIVES.
The wife or the Master ana Two OF
His Children Lost-He
f. saved.

CLEVELAND, o., June 21.-The
steam barge P. H. Walters, q 1877 ton
vessel, owned by John Homguardner,
OF Sandusky. was sunk in storm of
Black River, o., about z o'clock last
night, and eight lives were lost. The
We ssel left Marblehead yesterday after
noon at 8 O'Clock, and when of Black
River the captains wife, who was on
board, begged the captain to put in at
Lorain, as the threatening weather
alarmed her. The vessel was headed
toward the barbor. but had scarcely
turned about when she was struck by
a terrible fsusll. The wind bore the
barge around and around. The hold
filed with water, and In half an hour
she sank. The captain, the mate and
two Of the captains Sons saved them
selves by cingiDg to floating tenders.
This morning about 5 O'Clock the
cries OF the shipwrecked quartette at
tracted the attention OF the lookout
on the steamer Pearl bound to Oleve-
land from Detroit. A liieboat was
lowered and the shipwrecked marin
ers were brought to CLEVELAND. The
lost are: Mrs. 1. g. Gillespie, wife Of
the master; Alphonse and Jennie Gil
lespie, the masters children; en-
gineer Peter Grimes, OF Cleveland |;
fireman John Petersen; wheelman
Gus. Shsher, OF Sandusky, o.; deck
hand Peter Powley, OF Lighthouse
Station, O.; etewsrdess Powley, vile
OF Peter. The saved are: Capt. l. g.
Gillespie, Of Port Clinton, o.; mate
james #. Lora, Ct Port Clinton; Geo.
and Ike Gillespie, sons OF the captain.
The survivors were brought to this
citv.
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YOUTHFUL HORSE THIEVES.
A BaRd Of Had Boys Organize n
Society for This Purpose.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, June 81
Forty horses have been stolen from
this city and county in the past FIVE
weeks. Two boys, fourteen and fifteen
yeirs old, were captured yesterday
while in the set Of riding of with q
couple OF stolen animals, and made
revelations indicating the existence Of
a large band OF organized robbers,
originating among the youths Of the
city, the Oldest member being twenty.
two. They had a regular compact,
which was sworn upon a glittering
blade, as each member flashed a keen
edged dagger in the light Of a camp
fire. Their rendezvous in the mount
aims, seventy.fve miles distant, has
been discovered, and 1t is thought the
whole gang will be captured with all
the horses.
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seven or eight yeas, with Q following
Of sixty to Q hundred Utes, who aspire
10 be as bad &c he Ia himself. Oolorow
was q leader In the Mseker massacre,
and since the death OF 0uray, the
chief OF the Ute Nation, with whom
he was ct outs, has made himself q
perfect terror TO the white men who
tried to mine or farm In what be was
pleased TO call his country. He is
about sixty years Of age and q pic
tureeaue old chap.
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The Comp,roIIer,n Iuauiries.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The Comp
troller OF the Currency today received
a telegram from Mr.. Powell, the regu.
lar Bank Examiner from the Western
District OF Ohio, saying that he had
taken charge of the Fidelity National
Bank Of Cincinnati, o., as an insol-
vent institution. No particulars are
given,
Comptroller Trenholm says that il
is not likely that the exact condition
of the bank can be sscertained inside
OF two weeks. He said: "Rumors
about this bank in connection with
the collapse OF the wheat corner in
Chicago have been widely published,
and for week past the Bank Exam
liner has been either in Cincinnati OF
within easy reach Of 1t, under instiuc'
tions to watch the situation closely,
without doing anything to attract at.
tention or to disCrediss- the bank, but
be ready to step in upon any appear.
apces Qualifying Intervention.
"0n the 18th instant wrote q letter
to the Fidelity Bank, which was posted
in time for the 3:l5 O'Clock train oil
that day, in which / seked for a can.
did statement as to the banks condi.
ton and complications. / also offered,
II 80 requested by telegraph, to send to
the assistance OF the directors an ex'
perienced and able examiner from one
Of the Eastern cities. The request was
not made, and the answer by letter,
dated the 18th instant, indicated q con.
iident opinion on the part OF the man.
ayers of the bank that they would be
able to 20 through all right. That Ii
all / know about the situation at pres
emit"
1t was subsequently astsrtained that
the liabilities Of the bank, exclusive Of
capital stock, are about $500, 600
The individual deposits are about 49,
SOC, 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
The TnIsTsisae Drlii as Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 2l.-The
interstate drill which begins here
Wednesday promises to be most
successful sGair. The celebrated Mont
gomery Greys, the True Blues. ALEC -
Montgomery, Ala, and the Louisville
Light Infantry are alre..s esnped Al
the fair grounds, The fndianapolit
Light lnferry and the Detroi! City
Crews viii bs here Wednesday, The
drill takes place in connection will
the st. Johns day celebration, snt
b g inning with June ed, will COL
tinue until June 20. The prEss ar,
liberal and will be awarded by Judges
from the UAited States army.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
A brutal Fight Absut a woman

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, June 2l.-Re-
turning home at late hour Monday
night from the skating rink at Flag
staff, jose Garcia, Ignacio Oerbantos
and Mensto Martin engaged in an al.
tercstion about the attentions OF Gar
cia to young Mexican girl during the
evening at the rink, resulting In O
triangular fight with knives, In which
all were more or less seriously wounded
and Garcia killed by knife thrust
which split his heart. Oerbsntos aud
Martin fed, The crime was only dis.
covered on the finding Of the dead
body Of Garcia yesterday morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
An Inbuman Daughter.

DETROIT, Mich, June Ala Co.
ruuna special sage: Three days aga
John Abbott married the daughter Of
miner named Craig. Her father op'
posed the match. Several quarrelt
have resulted, and Craig was to have
had hearing this morning on the
charge OF having threatened to kill
Abbott. While the old man was pass
ing their house last night Abbott ant
his wife rushed out and assaulted hin
with club aud pitch fork, fatally
stabbing him. The couple have beer
| arreatad.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
VIII Pay the PenaIty.

ST.. LOUIS, June 2l.-ShOuld there
not be any interference by the COVER.
nor, Alfred Blunt, the little bunch
back negro, will pay the penalty Of
his crime on Friday next the Path.
Blunt, In May 1887, brutally murdered
his wife, by hacking her with q Ratchet
and razor, ather home in Csrrondelet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
Immense sIauEh,eriur Ho-,a

NEW YoRK, June 2l.-In order TO
compete with the western pool of
pork packing concerns, the New York
hog Strengthening company has Sc
cured a slaughter house In this city
and will equip 1t with machinery
capable distinguishing 1000 hogs per
day. The organization is Of recent
formation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
American Association for the Al.
vaucement OF Science.

NEW YoRK, June 2l.--The meeting
OF the American Association for the
Advancement of Science will be held
10 this city from August 10th to Au-
gust 10th. Application has been made
TO the principal railroad companies
throughout the country for reduced
fares for the benefit OF those desiring
to attend the meeting, which promises
to be the most important ever held
by the association. The local commit
tee is arranging for series OF excur-
sions to places of general interest In
the vicinity Of New York. The de.
tails OF the convention granted by the
railroad companies will be commune
Gated to members ard others interest.
ed by Mr.. u. B. Southwick, Arsenal
Building, Central Park, New York.
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Granted am AttaChme emit.

New York, June 2l.-Judgs Dono-
hue in the Supreme Court, upon the
application Of Messrs. Blumenstein
and Hirchs, on behalf OF Rosenbsum
Bros, has granted an attachment
against the property In this State OF
Rosenfeld Bros. upon a claim Of $751;
OH so, resulting from the recent trou-
bles in the wheat market.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
THE MRANRsT Red NAN
mat Ever wore q stOVe-Pipe Hat
Captured nj Last.

DENVER, Col, June 2l.-Colorow, a
sub-chief OF the Utes, and one of the
meanest red men that ever wore cast
of vests aud s.ove.pipe hats. has been
captured by the United States troops,
who we're chasing him for six months.
Oolorow is a noted renegade, and the
pure cussedness in bis carcass out
weighs that which would be found in
q dozen ordinary Indians. he claims
10 own the entire western part OF Col.
orado, aud has been depredating In
the Uncompahgre dis!ric! 10, the pSs'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
COLUMBUS, MISS.
Public Hntertainment OF n Pleasing
ChRracter-Crimin Case Con
ttnued for Trial.


tinued for Trial.
IsPRoiAL TO THE APPEAL.l
CoLUMBUs, MISS June 2l.-The con.
cert las night was success In every
way. The programme consisted OF
choIuses, quartettes, solos and several
very finely executed instrumental
parts.
Miss Mary B. Green, OF jackson,
and Miss Bessie Watkins, OF Warren
county, representing the Dialectic and
Peyton Literary Societies, read essays
that were far above the average school
girl production.
The ball tonight promises to be Q
grand success.
The Y. M. o. A. also gives an enter
tainment tonight, in the form Of re-
ception for those who do not wish to
attend the bail.
The case OF the State verus DR..
Hancock, charged with burning Shu
qualsk, Miss, has been carried over
until the next term OF court, on &C.
count OF the absence Of several i'm
portant witnesses.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
HELENA, ARK,
A Negro Goes Cumming for cay
Lo1harIO, but misses His HAM,


IsrHoIAL TO THE ArrEAL.l
HELENA, ARK, June 2l,--Au Almost
fatal engagement took place this
morning between two OF our proml-
nent colored citlzene. The parties
we're Henry Clay aud Bill Moore, the
former a barber, the latter q hotel pOr-
ter. 1t seems that Clay has been too
devoted to the wife of Moore and wst
warned repeatedly to desist in his at
tentions, but he did not. Last nigh
Moore caught CLAY while he was en-
gagged in a private interview with Mrs
Moore. Moore waited until this morn
ing and armed himself and found hi
man on the street. He pulled dowr
on him three times, and luckily fol
Clay, missed him. Moore was ther
arrested.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
hoy Accidentally Drowned I'm the
ArhRnanA RlYer

ESPECIAL TO THK APPEAL.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, June H.-John.
ny Shelcut ten years OF age, was
drowned In the Arkansas river above
Mountain Park at late hour this
evening. He and another urchin were
standing on log that extended from
the bank about ten feet, and dog
tried to pass them. Johnny lost his
hold and was thrown into the water
and drowned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
JACKSON, TENN.
Commencement Exercises - Enthu.
siastio Prohibition Meeting.

commencement ENerchaes - Buthu'
siastio Prohibition Meeting.
LsPEoIALir TO THKl APPEAL.l
Jackson, TENN, June 2l,-Mrs, ].
r. Hicks died at the family residence,
four miles north Of this city, last night,
after an illness of four weeks, aged
about forty years. She was a devoted
Christian and ane Of the best women
OF the community.
The commencement exercises Of the
Immsculste Conception Academy and
st. Mays Parochial School, under
the supervision OF the Sisters OF St.
Dominic, takes place tonight and to-
morrow night.
The Rev. L. B. Ramsey, OF Oxford
Miss, addressed large and enthusias
tic audience on prohibition at the
courthouse here tonight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
SOHR APPEAL SPECIALS.
TENNESSEE In A sBPERB RISAN
CIAL CONDITION.
What Has Been Done on . Tax OF
Thirty Cents on the One
Hundred Dollars.
hrsoIAL TO TIE ArrEAL.l

NASHVILLE, TENN, June 81 A
pressman named Gibson, lately en-
ployed in q large printing establish
ment here, and Lille Ballentine, q
youpg lady who fed the press. are the
parties who are connected with the
latest scandal.
The pre- sman ftigaed great affection
for the youpg lady and promised to
marry her, but after he found that
she was In love with him, he made
advances which she did not take Of
tense at, and as he had promised to
marry her they became too intimate.
he seduced her several months ago,
and recently both quit work.
The press man left the city at the re-
guest OF the young lady's relatives.
She is an orphan girl and lives with
her sister.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
RIattering Financial Outlook for
Tennessee - The COmptrOiltrb
Statement.
IsrscrAL TO THE APPlAL.l

IbPhOIAL TO THE AfrhAL'I
NASHVILLE, TENN, June zl.-Oomp-
troller Pickard and Treasurer Atha
Thomas, made arrangements to
promptly pay the July interest on the
bends held By charitable and educs-
ea.ional institutions, and on the
school fund. State Treasurer ThomsH
told the APPRAL correspondent this
morning that the negotiations were
principally made with the Nashville
banks.
In talk with Comptroller PiCkard
he said that the aggre gate amount OF
interest would be $250,0O0. Four
years ago II had been proclaimed that
In order TO pay interest on bonds cur
rent expenses and floating indebted
ness II would require taxation OF 100
cents instead oil 80 cents, but the
prophecy did not come 10 pass. With
tax Of 30 cents within tia. period
SS0O, 600 OF the Torbett issue and $780,
600 Of the notes OF the. Bank Of Ten
nessee have been redeemed, the East
Tennessee Asylum for the Insane had
been built at cost OF $3.50, 900 and
that amount paid, $500. 900 had been
paid on the West Tennessee ASYLUM,
$4,000 worth OF the Mineral Home
railway bonds had been taken
up, $4,000 was paid on ac-
count OF tie New Orleans
Tx position, the current expenses had
been promptly met, and all Tennessee
institutions had been sustained, $780,
600 had been paid out for codes for the
use Of magistrates, and the State would
soon be In a condition to commence
Che redemption OF its bonds, and all!at
q tax rate Of 80 cents,
Tennessee was now In fne finan.
cial condition, and the outlook was Of
the brightest and most promising char
acter. seventy.fve thousand dollars,
included in the total OF $250,000,
would be paid over to the credit OF the
school fund on July Let.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
LAWRENCE, OSTROM & CO.'S
Famous .BELLE OF BOURBON

Typhoid Fever 1ayeson Dyspeps sursios
fs''r' sa No Pa
, 1887-06-09
EXTENT GF TITS RELIEF.

Mr. Swan says he has traced this
belief from the Chinook Indians. at
the mouth of the Columbia, to Sitka.
Capt Dali says it is known to extend
as far North as Prince Williams
Sound, and Prof. I. ". Nelson de
'lares inat 1t exists among the Innuit
On the shores of Behung sea, and has
proved his point by showing a carving
Il the bIri from tne DiOmede Islands
Ia iiel.rin@ Strait. To the south.
a-elt:.; .teXiean mythology is said to
have luc.s: ed belief in such a crea-
ture. The Quiches of Guatemala.
however, varied it SO as TO make Hur-
akan, the god OF thunder, have a
messenger bird, named Voc. The
tradition of the INLAND Tinnrhs, or
GhIppeTyans. Of British America. has
been given who live near tho western
shores of Hudsou'- Bay, two thousand
miles from the Pacific Coast. In the
United States the tradition crosses
the ItocEy Mountains, for among rhs
Daiotas, Or Sioux, according to Mr..
". II. Holmes, the storm bird dwells
IN the upper air, beyond human sight.
and carries on its back lake of fresh
water. When it winks It's eyes. there
l. Hgn;n,rg: when it flaps lis wings,
there l. thunder; aai when If shakes
odt lis plaHaLc. there IS rain.
IEas wa see tLat this singular belief
Is very wide spread, and binds to-
Setnvr 'ETSss ~ ~ diverse Ian
gH~5cS- NJ /.
, 1887-06-09
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, 1887-06-09
United States District Land Office,
nIN-,,,YIn NT,-L.-4z--

Notice is hereby given that, I'm compliance
win the provisions of the Act of Congress ar
proved .Innc ,, ISIS entitled AN Act for the
safe or Timber Lands in the States Of CaIiioT-
MIA, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
!ui!, Jri,eFsni Rlc!i, %! Jefferson County, Wash
inSton Territory. has this day filed in thi.
once his application tn purchase the : q ar OF
" qrrf sec 10 and The J.. f. OF section No g.
the Willamette Meridian.
Any and MI persons Calming adversely the
aalu described Land, or any portion thereof
are hrrcnN required Ia llc their CIuins i'm this
"ihcr within sixty 900 days IRON; date hereof
HiTer lndcr my hand, iIt my Office. in Olyui-
lli' w I this 18th day of March, 4. y. ISs1.
JOHN Y. DsTRlNDER.
LOW Register OF the Land ON -
, 1887-06-09
Z. 5. LAND OrrIcE Ar OLrNrI, W. Y =

May Il 1851.
E"tlc" l. hereby given that ctcr Fisher has
Ll"d InliCr If intention to make final proof he
i"Fe lEr jU''%t., or i'll his absence the Clerk of
tn Pi"u;'tc Cont, IT his office. IN New Duu-
-''u.s-- " +. Gn Saturday the ID day of July.
y - 49,. on Homestead Application No. JI.i{
: q 10, and NV 4 OF NV ! q sec. lG Tn. -
nurlh- TGngr II west
He n"Tne- = witnesses: Ole =. N-lson VIM
H'"'l'Gy- Neral Whittier, AID John Sutherland
al Il Forks, ". I.
JOHN Y OSTRANDER.
Ecgisier of the Land Nhirc.
, 1887-06-09
CSTTED STATES DISTINCT LAND OFFICE
OLNmIIll LII : Lin ..tnrr I..rrit -.

MAY l., 1881.
, Motto" i hereby given that Martha j. smith
I'i~ He! motto Of intention 10 make final proof
uvInie Inc Clerk Of PrObat6 C. urt nj his OFF &C
IN ["w GuHScnvss. ". T., nu Fridny tho 1sr day
Of July. A. II lG>7, on Presumption ID. = NS.
lu'2' for the Sc !! of NW "A and SIa Of Sc Il of
SC. 5 and sW = OF SW \ OF sec ., Tp. 2S y, r.
IL" names as Witnesses: Ole Nelson, Peter
r liner, and Nm SIn;tllrc of Forks, W. r. and
heV- IL l. Vernon of Quiilayute. W, II.
JOHN Y. OSTRANDER
IE1W Register al the Land Office.
, 1887-06-09

VlWpl1. ". T. MAY Il, lsS7. I
N"ii'" ! hereby given that Gle Z. Mel
50" has MED notice Of infcatiou TO make
MAJ poor 'r'fnIc he Judge. or in his ubS,nC..
u 'irrH OF tie rebate Court. aI his Office iG
New Dnrgrne>>. W T.. on Friday, tne LIT dty
~ - "n!5. y ID. lNNI. on Homestead AnDliClriuI,
NJ ~. ''.i i'F HE SW u of SEC. ., TIP. 2s north
t'- n1h.'S - wituc- - Peer Fl her. William
Sai-lI y, =! Il Me rial Whittier, M OF Fork.
W !. ION Y. OSTRANDER
Sc lister OF The aud q ilicr.
, 1887-06-09

TIE democrats IF Olympia are not
At "ii ju!llaut over the action of
JutS'' Allyn IN appointing A. Reeves
AWE. clerk Of IT," district court.
ayrrS - ii republican, and balls rom
" ALA u ada. Eta democrats ot that
community y go + tie opinion that /
Il CHM" f.~ in-..o at Ill the place
'n"U!, raw -'e!t g4yen 10 Il demo
crat.
, 1887-06-09

1t is more highly refined than an, salt Al
harmful ingredients found in EfOst SAlC AFT re
moved; therefore Il ig the s&tgst = use
Il is free from lime AMI pan sC..ies requires Io
sitting. 1t is tie strongest a.I.d altogether the
most economical
1t diss5lvcs very easy, therefore does no.
SPOIL butter bJ the ETi-jy particles a often hap
lens with other sal.
common salt is too risl-y for Gi.g ,oiy to use in
M ing Butter the Poorest families u.s. 81
h.:le salt on their table tl.at they en- afford TO
Iet that which IL tie laos Lc1.ithV and the best
HOLNE-' EXTRA SIsTED SALT Is rsed Ly
the best dtifHInc" in GliorniI. and has nCve.
:>:led to please better than ANY ether brand
whenever tried.
"ac..ed in 23o, leo a'.d % round Pure Linen
Bags also in pouud ctton Bays and Carti.is
insist On having IlIis brand from
your CIR. Ger.
MASON, EHI:EEAN e CO, ,Asts :ort) OREGON
PORTLAND
L. l.. W Il ii-'(EG IS Co. Parific Coat ;,y'fs
sAN .EIs .N(.ESCA-
, 1887-06-09
Notice If Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
United States District Land Oni.c.

7
Olympia, Washington Territory.
To "'3r-e Leslie iIi!l, and al whom il may con.
Germ:
N"iice l. hereby gwen that. il compliance with
thc provisions al tie Act of Con.rcs~ apnroN ed
q, uhs l-tN. emit cl An AcI Tor IA, "a - of
ilhb,r taiGS Ia the stats of California ORE
Son. Nevada. and Washington Trrritoiv,'' liam
lit"n j. Carr, OF C!allam 90 njV Washington
lt rliorv- has This day lied ia this GcIc. his an.
phcaiion TO purchase the SW IA OF NV !, of see
non l, aud lots !, ,. and Sc Il Of NE u of sec
non = IN tow - ip 81 north. n .. l. vest OF
thc Wiiiamrltr Meridian.
Any ana ali ? Isons claiming adversely the
SaIi described nd. or any portion The cot urC
h.reDN required 80 file their clms in this Office
"l'hln slNi{ HAq Gays fIom dItn hereof
HIE"n Hl'cr my hand, at my Office in OLYMPIA,
w l. ms 2uth day of May. \. b. 1885,
JOHN !. OSTRANDER
I"-!u" Rcsi-ter OF The Land Oflc.